for a 2 a.m. bar, an actual bar, a senior housing center. several years ago, i think there was only one commissioner here at the time, they passed a retail liquor store there and specifically city cannot operate as a bar, but they can have winetasting in there. as a result, there was a zoning administrator interpretation that said that is treated as a bar, obviously for analysis. they do not want to just have retail stores where people are pouring into a serving and you have not considered the bar aspect. [bell rings] the resolution says the business will be operated as a retail wine store with a wine tasting bar, and he said the winetasting room and not solely as a wine tasting bar. but when he applied to abc just before that, he did not check that he wanted a liquor store. it is on here. he checked he wanted a bar and wrote that in. of course, now he's trying to legalize it to be a bar. [bell rings] it has been operating illegally since 2005. commissioner fong: thank you. >> if no other members would like to address you, we can move forwar

a.m. after the bars are letting out. in this video, you see this guy here talking to an officer. that is 24-year-old matt. according to matt, he and two of his buddies were out drinking and afterwards decided to take a bike cab home. when they got on the thing, he and his two friends, it fell over and there were some damages to the pedi cab. that's why he's talking to police. now watch. >> step back! >> for what? >> for what? >> now matt was charged with criminal miss chief and obstructing a peace officer and was cited and released. josh, the guy taking the video, charged with interference. now josh, of this video, posted it on his facebook which you see here and titled it "police brutality in ft. collins, colorado." >> no reason. he started shoving back. >> matt's filed a formal complaint and the ft. collins police chief had a press conference about this whole thing saying that, hey, the incident does raise some questions but he's asking the public to sort of withhold your judgment before we know exactly what was going on in the situation. >> in the officer's defense, the one wh

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a.m. out pagano's bar on washington avenue. 24-year-old juan quinn was shot in the chest. officers arrested santario revino. >>> police in foster city are investigating the shooting of a suspected burglar by a house guest. the shooting happened at about 4:30 this morning at a home on crane avenue. after reports of noise and tampering with doors, police arrived and found the san mateo man with shotgun wounds. he was taken to the hospital. the shooter is a brentwood man in his 40s. at this point neither man has been arrested. >>> a cosco in concord was evacuated for several hours today after a hazardous spill. authorities say the hazmat team was immediately called in. the store was ventilated and reopened about five hours later. no one was injured. >>> presidential candidate mitt romney is coming to the pay area for a high dollar fundraiser. the top gop candidate will appear at an event in redwood city hosted by meg whitman. tickets start at $1,000 and run as high as $25,000. romney heads to stockton on tuesday then moves on to southern california. campaign officials say rom

a.m. going until sundown. >> a montana man is behind bars after a small arsenal was uncovered in his luggage at a sacramentoport. authorities say they found four loaded handguns, three knives, and dozens of rounds of ammunition in his carry-on. that is not all. tony lopez is here with what else police say the suspect had stockpiled in his car. >> investigators say that harold waller was armed, dangerous, and ready to board a flight to phoenix thursday afternoon. instead of the dry desert air this 45 year-old resident of montana would soon be headed for a dusty cell at the sacramento county jail. as he made his way through the security checkpoints tsa agents uncovered a firearm in his carry-on and a full pat down revealed that he hated a gun in a holster. a 45 automatic with 12 rounds in the magazine and a round in the chamber. the suspect had to 2 in. folding knives, and one for inch folding knife. but that is not all. inside of his bags officers found three more guns including to loaded 25 caliber automatic weapons with six rounds in the magazine and a 9 mm smith and wesson. a search of his car which he pa

a.m. it was at the library bar and grill night club, around the corner from catholic university police are investigating. >>> also following deadly shootings from earlier this weekend dc police looking for two masked men after an incident friday night on edison place northeast. detectives found one man dead in the street. another man was also injured but his name has not yet been released. >>> two hours later police found themselves involved in another shooting the officer was not hurt but another man was and police have not said why the officer opened fire it started from a robbery, in both shootings there is a reward for information leading to a conviction. >>> george huguely want as new trial. lawyers are asking a judge for a hearing to have the case retried huguely was back in court friday to submit the request he faces 26 years in prison for the death of former girlfriend yeardley love she died of blunt force trauma to the head in 2010. >>> now to our other big story this morning a former american soldier released after nine months in captivity in iraq. the u.s. embassy however has no

a.m. from this morn something no. >> this medication is bar coded. >> when you scan medication it is ordered at that time for this patient and route z it's a safety check. >> now, document that you've administered medications by completing your task on the pda. >> much plays out in the room, the chain of auto maigs -- auto maigs starts mile as way thchl is the robotic pharmacy. there is a prescription that can be filled with accuracy. >> there is such precision if there is a ding in the pill or not scripted or scored correctly will choose that pill as a defect and throw that pill out. >> the chief understanding officer at ucsf says it can handle multiple forms. >> pill picker, the revas, syringe fillers as well as for chemotherapy. >> for nurses next few weeks and months will be a learning curve but trainers say ultimate result will be a system with built in redundancy to make sure the doses administered daily is correct. >> this is going to take stress off you knowing these checks under place. there is more adequate care as well. >> one additional component will go on line this year. dwrork

think i am buying your exodus is due to polarization, i could say the same thing as every bar i'm at, at 2:00 a.mon between myself and the bartender can get extreme. especially if he wants me gone and i'm making out with a barstool. are we really to believe you discovered polarization now? i guess you missed the iraq war. and the clin top years and the clarence thomas hearings and robert bjork. that was a lovefest. to blame anything on polarization is to blame everything on principle. defending disguiseed liberals like snow is only protecting a lack of principle. which raises an interesting point. why is it when a republican moves to the left it's commandable but when a democrat moves to the right like joseph lieberman it's antisocial? either way, snowe is the media's favorite republican. liberal one. she is like arlen specter in a dress. which is kind of hot when you think about it. she is a very classy lady. i wasn't talking about her looks, i was talk about her principles being like arlen specter. but the fact is no one ever talks, dana, they never talk about wouldn't it be great if ted kenned

a.m. >> hey, babe, this is jess from the bar last night. it was great meeting you.you might not remember. anyway, i'm glad we hooked up. you're a great kisser. call me, okay? >> jimmy: whoa, that's pretty cool. yeah. >> second voicemail received today at 3:17 a.m. >> hey, what's up, man? it's mikey mike. what's up, alex, the ridgewood rider? you're stupid, but i -- [ light laughter ] it was great meeting you. even though you were so wasted you might not remember. anyway, i'm glad we hooked up, man. [ laughter ] you're a good kisser, man. you're good at a lot of stuff. all right, man. bring my gray shirt back. peace. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. there you go. there you go. there you go, buddy. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] give it up for this great technology and all these great audience members. we'll be right back with the one and only joan rivers, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ leanne ]ppliance park has been here e ncney e theas.50 my dad and grandfather sirntheol thre wcahee s erre. [ charlie ] we're the heartbeat of this place, the peopl

allowing bars to stay open until 3:00 a.m. on weekdays, 4:00 a.m.weekends could bring in an extra $3 million in tax revenue. some councilmen fear the later hours could disrupt neighborhoods and hurt other retail businesses. >> we might as well bring in the casinos. we don't want that. we don't want a bourbon street atmosphere. >> the longer hours are part of a budget and likely would not become legal until late this year. >>> still ahead, taking aim at distracted drivers. a top safety investigator says people behind the wheel are not the only ones to blame for accidents. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> current laws are not eno

a.m. were you one of the passer's by when my husband was standing by a bar? just asking. you know what, sharon, i was not. and as someone who spent a couple hours working the overnight, i can voyage that some indeed like to partake of the early happy hour. i was too sleepy. but that was just me. i feel your husband's pain. perhaps the idea is not so silly as topper and i had first thought. whatever your thoughts, there's room for them. the address is mailbag@wusa9.com. don't forget your name and where you're writing us from. that is our report. i'll be back at 11:00 along with anita brickman. don't forget, sign on any time to wusa9.com for the latest. we'll see you later. bye bye. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> christie brinkley's new war with her ex. why peter cook is on the attack. >> am i the villain that you're going to publicly castrate? >> inside the new court battle over the kids and christie's claims of bullying and harassment. >>> then, celebrity chef paula deen speaks out about being named in a sex

his 2013 budget says allowing bars to stay open an extra hour, 3:00 a.m. on week days and 4:00 a.m. ds will raise an extra $300 million a year. some council members say the move might create a bourbon street atmosphere in some neighborhoods. the bar hour proposal will take weeks to work out. if the measure is approved it wouldn't take effect until late this year. >>> another item in the budget, mayor gray's traffic camera initiative. his budget calls for spending $5 million to add more speed and red light cameras all over the city. he said the cameras will generate $30 million more in fines. and one council woman says the proposal goes overboard and upsets residents. last year, d.c. collected $63 million from red light and speed cameras. >>> still ahead, a doctor joins us to answer viewer questions. >>> plus the actress feeding her look a >>> a heads up if you have personal information on file with howard university hospital. the facility sent letters to more than 34,000 patients about a stolen laptop. the personal computer belong dodd a former contractor and was stolen back in janua

a.m. they're setting up barricades all around the parade route organizers say they have reached out to the university in the north side bars more than 400 porter bodies will be delivered overnight. is there are republican favorite and illinois? the results of our score pole. we may have some stormy moments tomorrow night but the big weather story will be the temperatures, i will have full forecast and all the details in just a few minutes. rick santorum won the cactus caucus in the south mitt romney and newt gingrich are trying to secure a vote barbara hall reports on the political trace with had a very very good day in our neighboring state of kansas this election is about big things, this is an important election more momentum for rick santorum as he lands a victory in the sunflower state he clicked with social conservatives who shared his same views on anti-abortion and anti same-sex marriage. ron paul hasn't won any gop contest so far but still says it's everybody's waste race to win. i think we're just going to maximize our chances for getting more delegates and and we feel good about that they ditched plans to campai

a.m.. police said the suspect is a white male in his 20's, a medium build. >> a former lawyer is behind bars tonight after being sentenced for stealing from his clients. he represented people who had been heard on the job. he was convicted of felony theft and sentenced to a year in the baltimore county detention center. he was disbarred, prosecutors called him a common criminal. >> there is worried that other o'malley is likely to veto any medical marijuana legislation. that is being met with surprise and disappointment. >> the governor is concerned that state employees could face a federal prosecution if any of the bills passes. the federal law prohibits the use, possession, and distribution on manufacture of marijuana. two house committees heard testimony on three bills. one would allow doctors to prescribe marijuana. in other lead to an educational research institution dispense it. the third allows a medical patient to grow their own. a 22-year-old cancer patients as marijuana and would help increase its appetite. >> it is not so much pain. nausea.hunteger and it has always been a challen

and has indicated she has concerns about other clubs and bars and restaurants in the area during the week. we informed her we were seeking 1:30 a.m. during the week and the necessary safeguards were in place. individuals who wrote, there was a man named john millar. we sent him a letter back and have heard nothing from him. i met with the merchants association and they were satisfied with the outreach and conditions and supportive of this project. also, the police department is supportive of this project with the closing hour of 1:30 a.m. the ownership of reed and greenough accepts. they installed the surveillance cameras that were requested by the police department and will keep the tapes and the data for police review should be needed. -- should it be needed. i would like to add that i feel it is a great shame to hold a business accountable for the sins of a previous business ownership. i know there have been issues, personality issues in this case. i do not think there are any justification for restrictions of hours. you can see from the photographs, this is a serious financial investment. we have many letters, under 10, but s

gray would raise $3 million a year by allowing bars to stay open an extra hour to 4:00 a.m. on weekends. that's meeting resistance from people worried about safety. >> we don't want any of that. we don't want a bourbon street atmosphere. >> any suggestions about changing the alcohol sales will be met with concerns. >> i am concerned about people being in cars or otherwise out later at night and drinking for longer periods. >> this place opening since the 1950s, this owner would welcome the new business. >> it's okay. lots of people are out late and people who work late shifts. they want someplace to go. they don't have to get up early. >> urban essentials or a late night bar could affect the retail mix. >> it makes it more difficult to run day-to-day businesses. the bars get too rowdy. >> reporter: it would take weeks to work out and wouldn't become effective until late this year. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> many of the bars have voluntary agreements with their neighborhoods. those agreements could affect whether some bars could take advantage of the new longe

a.m. 835 high street is the nob hill hotel. this would be for beer and wine inside the lobby hotel. the bar can only be accessed through the hotel lobby and would not have street access. letters of support, no record. letters of protest, no record. police calls for service from october 2010 to october 2011, the team. police reports during that same time, three. there is no opposition from central station. the premises is in a high crime area and the premises is located in undue concentration. approvals are recommended with conditions as follows -- sales and consumption of alcoholic beverages should only be allowed between 4:00 and 2:00 daily. no noise shelby audible are on the area of control as defined in 257. interior lighting shall be sufficient to make easily discernible the appearance and conduct of persons and asians -- persons and patrons wear all call is served, delivered, and consumed. the petitioners shall not make any structural changes without prior written approval from the department. 5, the sale of all college beverages for of sale is strictly prohibited. sixth, there shall b

bars. the great texas gov. landed in denver around 9:00 a.m.. those who felt let down by the politician, he says he was hurt. >> it breaks my heart the people out there might think that i broke their heart but this is ongoing. the decision went against me, that's what the law is and i accepted. but now i have to bear some of the burden. >> he tried to duck the cameras but that did not work. the helicopter was overhead and a can caravan on his tail. he stopped for food and freddie's burgers and japan's with locals who recognized him. he also gave his final interview tried to smile his way through the difficult topics. >> i've got to be strong and get through all of this. i have been down when i started out and i got way of high and now i'm down way low. lower than where i started. but i don't believe this is the end of the story. >> but meanwhile outside the prison the crowd of curious on lookers. >> i took a little bike ride over there check out. i have my can bring out a few shots in a car. >> this is a once-in-a-lifetime kind of event. normall

. >> reporter: as it stands, the bars and night clubs can serve alcohol until 2:00 a.m.the week, and three a.m. during the weekends. and under the mayor's plans, they would be extended an hour. and some believe that may not be the best idea. mobile lounge is a popular new spot off of 49th street, catering to the late night crowd. management said keeping the bar open an hour later could be good for business. >> for the community, and having that choice for larger events that occur. >> reporter: selling them means -- means more extra revenue for the district, one reason why the mayor is shaking things up. >> people more and more are saying they want the city to be open longer hours. >> reporter: council member jim graham, whose board includes mobile link and other drinking spots in adams morgan doesn't think last call should come later and colleagues have similar concerns. >> and want tout for mischief and crime is extended. if someone thinks that is not, there they should think again. >> clearly, i'm not interested to keeping the bars open until 4:00 in the morning. the q

. >> and then to keep the bars open later, i mean nothing good happens at 3 a.m.the morning. >> i just got off the phone with jack evans in ward 2 who has georgetown and foggy bottom and he's against it because he knows he'll catch hell from his neighborhood that live in that area and, of course, jim graham, you quoted in the piece that matt did and you have kwame brown, the city council chairman. so i don't think the votes are there and they even doubt the revenue estimates of $5 million. the budget is 9.4 billion you're trying to raise 5 million all you need is one horrific episode happening at 3:30 when they want to increase it from 2:00 to 4:00 and i think that will be the end of that. >> the flip side to all this, on the spending side there's a report the mayor wants to reimburse city employees for their furlough times. it seemed like the did he had just turned that page. >> yeah. -- like the city had just turned that page. >> yeah. they'll have a $142 million shortfall, so there's all these sleight of hand things going on to try to make up that money and the

a.m. 835 high street is the nob hill hotel. this would be for beer and wine inside the lobby hotel. the bar can only be accessed through the hotel lobby and would not have street access. letters of support, no record. letters of protest, no record. police calls for service from october 2010 to october 2011, the team. police reports during that same time, three. there is no opposition from central station. the premises is in a high crime area and the premises is located in undue concentration. approvals are recommended with conditions as follows -- sales and consumption of alcoholic beverages should only be allowed between 4:00 and 2:00 daily. no noise shelby audible are on the area of control as defined in 257.

a.m. >> i will make that a bar for you that will be the real number at 8:30. >> higher or lower, but ate actual number. >>> speaking of jobs, democrats and the republicans set aside their differences and decided to send that jobs bill to the senate because the house passed it yesterday in a landslide. 390 to 23 was the final number. if you are wondering what the jobs bill is about, it's sort of called the jump-start or businesses start-up act. it's supposed to make it easier for the small businesses to find investors and actually hire people to cut through so of the sec red tape. the house majority leader john cantor was on "john king usa" but nancy pelosi was not super thrilled. she said this was a jobs bill light. here's how they both depicted it. >> this bill, i think, reflects congress actually beginning to come together. both sides trying to set aside differences. and rally around what we know needs to happen. and that is to get entrepreneurs, small businessmen and women back into the game of job creation. >> it's so meager. trumpet, ta-ta-ta-ta, here comes the little king. >> stic

the two groups then went at it again, this time outside the bar, around 1:20 a.m. and during the fight, a gun was fired and the bullet hit a man sitting inside the bar. that man later died. detectives are still looking for the gunman. >>> in just under an hour another day of searching for missing teenager sierra lamar will begin. and today santa clara county deputies will use atv's to expand their search. they plan to focus on a section of the south coyote creek trail in morgan hill and san jose. yesterday more than 750 people signed up to search with the klaas kids foundation. a large grouped focused on the area where on thursday an empty box was found. those items have been sent to the crime lab for analysis. >> we're cautiously hopeful that it's going to -- it's going to help find sierra. it's kind of a bad discovery, but if it's going to help us find her, that would be good. >> the search has now extended to a 15-mile radius around lamar's home. that's where she last seen two weeks ago. >>> it's been one year since giants fan bryan stow was beaten. earlier this

bar. it happened around 1:30 a.m. on washington avenue. he bar and then that spilled outside. witnesses say with two men started to argue and one of them opened fire. one man was shot in the chest and injured. one person was arrested. >>> a home invasion suspect is in the hospital after a homeowner shot him around 4:30 a.m. at gull avenue and crane avenue in foster city. the homeowner called police and said he heard noises that sound like someone was trying to break into his home. when police arrived they hear gunshots. the homeowner had shot the burglar three times. the suspect has been taken to the hospital. >>> we have new information what fatal shooting in oakland. the victim is reportedly a 16- year-old boy. police say they found the teen just after 10:00 friday night near the east monttown center. he was shot in the head and died on the way to the hospital. the boy was from hayward. no arrests have been made. >>> the beating death of a 32 year iraqi woman is being investigated as a hate crime. wednesday the victim's daughter found her

visitor to the wilson building and twice barred in recent years for making threats but that is a whole other story according to a court affidavit sunday morning 10:00 a.m., he left his house, polk street southeast and confronted wright about allowing the dog to get near his yard he was holding a knife after learning who owned the dog he walked to a house on highwood with wright and the dog following close behind. wright retrialed a shovel after being hit in the -- retrieved a shovel after being hit in the head. culvert then stabbed him to death. >>> a couple other notes brian earlier last night we reported that the council woman who lives in this area and represents that area said this was all over the dog defecating on that man's yard but there is nothing in the court affidavit saying that had occurred at all we also understand he was testifying in front of the wilson building last week over an ongoing dispute about a job he lost in the city in 1997. >>> jury selection under way in the wrongful death lawsuit brought by the parents of two virginia tech students killed in the 2007 shooting massacre. university officials will have to explain their action

bar aisle. >>pam: a desperate search and morgan hill for a 15 year-old that has been missing since friday. she disappeared at about 6:00 a.mer way to school. herself on was found on this side of the road about a half mile away from her home. investigators say they do not know if the girl ran away or was kidnapped. >> the mayor will make an announcement tomorrow regarding today's events. mirkirimi was sentenced to three years' probation after pleading guilty last week to misdemeanor false imprisonment. the plea was in connection with an incident on new year's eve when he allegedly grabbed and bruised his wife's arm during an argument. we are learning of a fatal accident at issue burbles ski resort. a resort spokesperson says a snowbomb order was found in the crow's feet area earlier today. to the ski patrol attempted first aid but the person died on the mountain. the individual could be in a an employee. we do not yet know the person's name or details of exactly how the person died. this latest fatality follows a deadly weekend in which two men were killed and a third man injured. charles clifford has details. >> on sunday,

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bar? you enjoy th. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> it is 5:30 a.m.. for joining us i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. today crews will begin demolishing part of the berkeley apartment building that was destroyed in a fire. residents are raising questions about possible safety violations. terry mcsweeney is live on dwight way near the uc campus. >> reporter: fire officials are saying they've yet to determine if in fact the building wide smoke alarm went off inside this building here on dwight way. some residents are saying they didn't hear it. some say they did hear an alarm. look at the fire, the flames that lit up the morning sky yesterday here in berkeley. you can see it for miles around this is amateur video trial amazing video. arson investigators say it started in the back of the building near the water heater closet. when it started some residents say the building wide smoke alarm did not go off. some had smoke alarms in their rooms and they went off, that woke up some, not everyone could hear those alarms and didn't receive proper notice

bars and restaurants offer coffee when somebody is intoxicated. that is not a point. the point is the appellant says that over 200 people are in this restaurant between 2:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. that is not true. the owner of the restaurant has had a countdown and it averages far less than that. far less than that. the second thing is, we went through the commission. we did everything. we have complied with every requirement that supervisor mar, the police department, or whoever it is, imposed. it seems to me unfair for them to be penalized before they get started. yes, there were problems in the past but they have been fixed. again, i do not believe the restaurant is a magnet for the problem. the magnet starts at the bars. as the policeman said, one of the reasons they have a higher incidence ratio is because they are closer to the bars. it is not their fault the bars are closer. as far as the argument of going someplace else, that is like, and not in my backyard. is it better to have been in talks in kidded person walk across the street -- intoxicated person walk across the street or driving creighton accident? in closing, we have done everything we have been